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A Murder Most Foul in 1741
The following images and descriptions of gruesomeness come from published in 1795 Circumstantial Account of JAMES HALL, who was hanged in the Strand for the Murder of his Master. This malefactor, according to the account given by himself, was descended of honest parents, of Wells … Continue reading
Minding Your Manners in 1884: Leaving Calling Cards, Making Introductions, and Seating Your Dinner Guests
From “Letts’s Illustrated Household Magazine, A Complete Encyclopedia of Domestic Requirements” 1884, London. N the treatment of a subject, the operation of which pervades the whole system of social ethics, it is difficult, almost impossible, to prescribe a strict code of … Continue reading
Gothic Fun — A Short Story from 1894
I try to read in the evenings, because the words and cadence seep into my subconscious during the night and then help me write the next morning. Unfortunately, this evening I left my book downstairs after I had locked up … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day Edition: The Language of Flowers, How to Write a Victorian Love Letter, and Parasol Flirtations
Once again, I am excerpting from what is becoming my favorite book, The Mystery of Love, Courtship and Marriage Explained, 1890. Using my Photoshop skills, I merged a passage about the language of flowers with a floral graphic from Cassell’s Family Magazine, … Continue reading
The Mystery of Love, Courtship and Marriage Explained — Handkerchief and Fan Flirtations
Several days ago, I came across The Mystery of Love, Courtship and Marriage Explained by Henry J Wehman, published in 1890. This hilarious book includes guides for “popping” the question and writing love letters, as well as how to “manage” a beau … Continue reading